Celebrity Fashion Watch: Hot or Not? - 04 November 2009
London was the place to be on Tuesday night, with a glittering array of stars turning out for the world premiere of A Christmas Carol. Jim Carrey, Bob Hoskins and Colin Firth stepped out on the red carpet - but it's the ladies we're interested in! Jenny McCarthy looked stunning as she supported her funnyman partner's film - but Kimberly Wyatt and Stacey Solomon didn't fare as well. Better luck next time, girls.
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